This repository contains a Python module for connecting to SQL databases and some useful utility functions.
The SQLConnector class establishes connections to SQL Server, MySQL, and PostgreSQL databases. It provides methods to create an engine, create a new database if it doesn't exist, create a connection, and inspect tables and their respective columns.
- create_engine_mssql(database: str) -> object: Create engine to MSSQL Server Database
- create_engine_mysql(database: str, pw: str) -> object: Create engine to MySQL Server Database
- create_engine_postgresql(database: str) -> object: Create engine to PostgreSQL Server Database
- create_new_database(engine) -> None: Creates database if it doesn't exist
- create_connection(engine) -> object: Returns SqlAlchemy Connection object if connection to the database is successful
- inspect_tables(conn): Inspect database tables and respective column names by loading them into a dictionary
To use the SQLConnector class, create an instance and call the appropriate methods to connect to your desired database. For example, to create an engine for a PostgreSQL database:
connector = SQLConnector()
engine = connector.create_engine_postgresql("my_database")